Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-13
0AEvjLLE. s0YLE COUNTY.


The faculty OF Centre College have in
formed Mr. w L Sumrsll that he lie to be
yaledictorian Of the graduating class for
the present year.
10 Haas 4 Co. OF this place have for
this season bought about 60. 900 pounds of
wool Before the season is over their pur.
chsses will reach lbs 900 or 10000 pounds.
The police court is in Louisville this
week attending the grand national union
republican convention. j. A. Thornburg,
of Gresnsburg, has temporary charge Of the
telegraph Office here, while Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. C. Alcorn are visiting friends at Greens
burg.
The Findlsy Tribune, edited by Capt,
DAyid A. Murphy, OF Findlay. Ohio, inds
its way to Danville. There is no reason 10
doubt that David A" is the same gentle
man who once edited the Danville Tribune
in that portion Of the Sunny Southland
known as Danville, Ky.
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce AMI wife, Of Stanford,
WAS in town to-day, (rhursdsy) NJ a.
Carrie F.edt, Of this place, perform NJ
derful feats a. uind-resder. The NJ solic
fraternity are making extensive pr par n
tions for the Knights Templar Coz els ye
next week. Mr. J. c. Rudin, the ne Ian
lord Of Gilchels Hotel, is rapidly b con.
ing favorite with the travelling public, az
we'll az home patrons. Mr. J. C.. CoWan
(Dud) was in town this week, the guest o
HE nephew, DR.. J. c Boyle. Messrs. j w.
and w. J. Guest are attending the races at
Louisville. John Masonheimer is recover
ing from typhoid fever.
For some months past it hiss been no
ticed that very indecent communications,
written on postal cards, have been dropped
in the Danville postofice addressed to va
rious young ladies in Danvil!e and other
place.. The detectives have been working
on the matter and Postmaster Mars and
10 Thurman have been before the grand
Jury OF the L. s. Court at Covington. /, is
understood that Thurman admitted that he
had carried several postal cards to the post
Office at the instance Of another person, but
he claimed that he did not know what was
written on them. On Wednesday young
man named f w Hoover was arrested by
deputy sheriff ]. NJ. Bailey on a telegram
from the U. S. Marshal at Covington.
Hoover is charged with writing the cards.
Wednesday night deputy L. S. Marshal L.
Wireman came over from Covington and
took Hoover back with him on the $40
A. NJ. train.
A gentleman from 40 adjoining county
who has been an inmate OF OF the insane
asylum at Lexington since December lsst,
was in town yesterday on his way home.
HIS claimed that tie authorities would have
ordered his discharge the day after his ar
rival, but that he preferred to remain. He
spoke Of the curious delusions OF some OF
the patients Of the different phases OF mean
ity; and what an interesting study insanity
lie. He said generally speaking that II a
patient on his arrival would Jump at the
doctor aud bite him and then stand on his
head, he would have a better chance Ct
soon being released il he from that time on
ceased such demonstrations, than il he be.
hsved in perfectly rational manner from
the 6rst. lie says that he met with snum-
Der OF persons at the Asylum ss zane as
any body. His remarks we're keen, pointed
and interesting and would look we'll in print.
He contemplates having something to say
to the public soon about Life in Crazy
Shop"
Louis Faulconer and Sara his wife have
beeD married abou, four years and have
gotten along badly together for three years
past. They have spoken only to quarrel
for a year or more. Sara keeps a boardir &
house and makes her own living and Lewis
persists 10 occupying a room in the house
which belongs to Sara, but there is no other
communication between them. Sara claims
that Lewis remains in the house only to
torment her and to quarrel with and drive
OF her boarders In order TO prevent her
from making living John Jackson has
besn one OF the bosrdere for months past
and on Sunday Lewis called him q son Of
female dog 30 often that jackson knocked
him down couple OF times, Louis follow.
ing Jackson up 10 order to be knocked
down the | time. Louis had Jackson ar
rested and carried before County Judge
Lee who faed Jackson $50. He didn's
have the money to pay his fine and is now
In the work.house. Louis charges Sara
with being too intimate with jackson
Jackson says it isn't so; Sara says it isn't
go; nobody said 80 or intimated 80 on the
trial but Louis. Louis lie a home Niger;
jackson is a strange niger, a plssterer BY
trade and an industrious fellow, He csme
here from Lswrenceburg and Frankfort
Louis was Jealous OF Archie Denny few
weeks ago. Sara says his Jealousy was un-
| founded in that case ALEC; 80 does Archie.